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Yodfat (Hebrew: יוֹדְפַת), is a
moshav ****ufi in
northern Israel.
Located in the
Lower Galilee,
south of
Carmiel and in the
vicinity of the
Atzmon mountain...
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siege of
Yodfat (Hebrew: יוֹדְפַת, also Jotapata, Iotapata, Yodefat) was a 47-day
siege by
Roman forces of the
Jewish town of
Yodfat which took place...
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recorded what
happened on Masada.
After being captured during the
Siege of
Yodfat and then
freed by Vespasian,
Josephus chronicled the
Roman campaign. Josephus...
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Roman army led by
military commander Vespasian after the six-w****
siege of
Yodfat.
Josephus claimed the
Jewish messianic prophecies that
initiated the First...
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Princeton University Press. p. 453. ISBN 978-0-691-05342-4. OCLC 7975938.
Yodfat,
Aryeh (1984). The
Soviet Union and
Revolutionary Iran. New York: St. Martin's...
- conquest,
there was a
significant Jewish influx into the area.
Sites including Yodfat, Meiron, Sepphoris, Shikhin, Qana, Bersabe, Zalmon, Mimlah, Migdal, Arbel...
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first of
which would be: The
connection of
Highway 79 to Kfar
Manda and
Yodfat,
Connection from
Misgav to Karmiel, From Majd al-Krum to Tefen, From Tefen...
- work The War of the Jews.
Josephus served as a
commander in the city of
Yodfat when the
Roman army
invaded Galilee in 67.
After an
exhausting siege which...
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suppress the revolt. He
invaded the Galilee,
capturing the
strongholds of
Yodfat, Tarichaea, and Gamla. As
rebels and
refugees fled to Jerusalem, the moderate...
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towns surrendered without a fight, and
others were
taken by force.
Yodfat, a
fortified town in the
Lower Galilee, was
besieged for 47 days before...
